वीरस्यापि च यत्कर्म सोऽद्भुतः परिकीर्तितः । बीभत्सदर्शनं यच्च ज्ञेयः स तु भयानकः ॥ ४१॥
"The actions arising from Vīra (the Heroic) are celebrated as Adbhuta (the Marvelous), and what evokes the sight of Bībhatsa (the Odious) is to be understood as Bhayānaka (the Terrifying)."
"Now, the colors (of the sentiments) are as follows: Shyamo (dark) is associated with Shṛṅgāra (the Erotic), Sito (white) is proclaimed as Hāsya (the Comic), Kapota (gray) is related to Karuṇa (the Pathetic), Rakta (red) is related to Raudra (the Furious)."
"Gaura (fair) is to be recognized as Vīra (the Heroic), Krishna (black) is the sentiment of Bhayānaka (the Terrible), Nīla (blue) is known as Bībhatsa (the Disgusting), Pīta (yellow) is regarded as Adbhuta (the Marvelous)."
"Bībhatsa is associated with Mahākāla, the god of time, Bhayanaka with Kāla, the god of death, Vīra with Mahendra, the king of gods, Adbhuta with Brahma, the creator deity."